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May 11th 11, 10:53 AM
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Dust covers for computer ports
Timothy Daniels wrote:
... What the PC needs right now is a good blow-out with compressed air and a good vacuuming, ... Hopefully you are using a vacuum that has been certified for use with computers (and not just some "computer" vacuum that's meant to cleanup the keyboard). With typical vacuum cleaners, the air rushing into the nozzle generates static electricity that will zap your electronics. 
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